Ms. Stewart bought a business operating in rented space in a shopping mall. Shortly after she took over the business, the landlord pressured her to sign a lease that made her responsible for the arrears in rent of the previous tenant. The landlord secured Ms. Stewart's agreement by exerting tremendous pressure on her. For example, he called in the sheriff to execute a distress for rent when, at that time, she was in arrears only for the month of January. The landlord told Ms. Stewart that if she did not pay the former tenant's arrears, "she would be the one to suffer." The landlord knew that Ms. Stewart was unsophisticated in business dealings and that she had signed the lease without seeking advice.^{63}63 Is she obligated by the lease?